This car does not have anything in common with Lada apart from engine. On French market it was offered as Aleko (insert trim level here), on German market as Lada Aleko.
By the way, did somebody saw this car in person? I guess it must be super-rare, since there are very few pictures of it.

It looks once again they used Aleko Moskvich as a base, this time pickup variant.

3-rd door one was infamously used in 1987 Hipercor bombing.

Nice commercial for Montego 1.6L

Approximately 27 wagons were made.

This will be most likely discounted later this year, when brand new Continental come out.

From, the look of it it is probably based on Moskvich Aleko.

This generation of Corsa started price war in Czech Republic. It was only a bit more expensive than domectic Skoda, and thanks to that these cars are regulary seen on roads even today.

Desscythe17 a écrit
And that empty space is very convenient for the Rinspeed idea posted on Escort Cabrio mk5 page: Rinspeed a écrit

Mark0 a écrit
What about add the petrol one as a separate sucessor? It have different paintjob and different engine...
And why did you changed your place to Europe, Desscythe17?

Desscythe17 a écrit

I see a bit of VAZ Lada 2102 in back.

To not fill other pages with ideas, I will post my idea here. Secondary, tertiary and quaternary categories could be added. These would have things that makes the car trully special (3 new categories with exact same thing in it, because cars can have more special things about them). Also you could find all cars with certain ability and see them all at once.
The things you can add to each car would be for instance:
6 wheels
Amphibious abilities
Long production run (VW Beetle, Lada, 2CV, Mini)
Movie/TV show car
Song is about this car (worldwide examples - Little Deuce Coupe, 409, Hey Little Cobra, One piece at the time, examples from Czech Republic- Embéčko, Cadillac, Felicia...)
Wankel engine
Turbine engine
Gullwing doors (other crazy styled doors like Bond Bug´s mono door openable upwards and BMW Z1´s downwards sliding doors included)
Three-wheeler
Car is longer than 6 meters (I guess you dont see many of those even in USA)
Pop-up headlights
Gas guzzler (average fuel consumption over maybe 15 liters)
Flying car (yes, even these are on site)
Plastic body (Vettes used to have it (or maybe still have it, I dunno), Trabant is famous because of it - "How can you make 12 000 guitar pics at one moment? Crash a Trabant.")
2-stroke engine

And so on, and so on.

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Desscythe17 a écrit
Thanks

10000 pts!

Mark0 a écrit
D´oh!

But you fill points for each race, aint that right? These are points in total, but on race page, nor the driver page you can see how many points he earned per race, unless there is a chart that tells you the point system in 1950 NASCAR. I look it up.
EDIT: I didnt found any.

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Mark0 a écrit
Thanks But without your help it would be one big mess

Mark0 a écrit
racing-reference.info doesnt have any points stated, but money for every race.

Mark0 a écrit
Thank you very much for informations. I hope I can do at least 5 races today.
EDIT: I have one more question. If the driver just ignore the race, is that blank or DNS?

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Umm, is there any limit to drivers? Cause I feel the NASCAR in 1950 was more like demolition derby (as seen in this 1960 pileup), with few cars running at the end and races close to each other, so drivers couldnt properly fix their cars and I think lot of them did only one race. I can handle it (it might take a while though), but I want to know, so I will not exceed limit.

Also, the race was styled like endurance races, so basically June Cleveland came 15, but her car didnt make it, Lee petty had less laps, so he was 16th.

Damnit, looks like racers were using various cars and owners. Should I ignore the cars and just fill the positions?

Sorry for that many questions and problems, but this is my first time doing championship.

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Wooow! The front in thumbnail surely look like heavily inspired by Mustang!

Desscythe17 a écrit
Oh, okay.

when I tried to edit red dot for "Made for CZ"

Wut?

You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'JP',vehicle_madefor = NULL,m1 = 0,m2 = 0,m3 = 0,m4 = 2,m5 = 0,m6 = 2,m7 = 2,m8 =' at line 1
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It looks like nobody will take a guess, so I will tell you guys:
In normal cars, you put starting key to the right of the steering wheel, but Porsches and Nivas owners put the key to the left of the steering wheel.

And to complete it, Saabs have the keyhole between front seats.

If am I remembering this correctly, this car was last Shelby that was aproven by Carroll Shelby.

Happy new year for all of you!

Desscythe17 a écrit
Thanks, I did not noticed that So this one was definately for sale here, not sure about the other one.

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What is the difference between this and www.webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=12110 when they both started in 1972 ? I want to know because at least in 1 case the car was avaliable in Czechoslovakia in 1975.

-- Last edit: 2015-12-31 00:47:57

Rinspeed a écrit
Well, I didnt know about that, but it is interesting info!